The adjective "look-at-me" describes behavior, style, or actions that are intentionally designed to attract attention, often in an obvious or self-promotional way. The structure is a hyphenated phrase used attributively, derived from the literal imperative "look at me," repurposed to label attention-seeking presentation. It is informal slang and usually mildly critical, implying someone is trying too hard to be noticed or admired.

英語での「look-at-me」の定義と意味

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